Movies

Alex Honnold is uniquely qualified for this climb – he’s incredibly skilled and experienced, a true legend in the climbing world. He only attempts climbs he’s certain he can complete safely. Still, even with all his preparation, there’s always a small risk, especially with a challenging ascent like Taipei 101, which will be livestreamed on Netflix on January 23rd. We’re hoping everything goes smoothly, of course! To help ease any anxiety before you watch, here are four documentary recommendations showcasing the expertise of the climbers involved – think of it as a way to prepare yourself for the intensity.

Scheduled for release on January 22, 2026, this 79-minute film is directed by Leslie Iwerks and stars Walt Disney. A rating has not yet been assigned.

The series Yellowstone, along with its prequel spinoffs 1883 and 1923, have already finished airing. Despite this, Taylor Sheridan has many more projects in development, including additional stories within the Yellowstone universe and completely new Westerns. Beyond Westerns, Sheridan has also created several successful crime thrillers, and one of those is unexpectedly heading to Netflix.

The third season of Jujutsu Kaisen is now available on Crunchyroll and is currently the platform’s most popular show. It’s topped the weekly rankings since its release. While many expected a strong performance from Jujutsu Kaisen due to its existing fanbase, it’s still beating out other popular series like the second season of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.

After premiering in Hollywood on January 21st, early reactions to Sam Raimi’s new horror film, Send Help, are now available online. Critics are overwhelmingly positive, describing the movie as chaotic, scary, funny, clever, and thrilling – a real crowd-pleaser! Many praised the sharp writing and the strong performances from Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien. You can find some of the reactions below.

Movies made for teens in the 2000s perfectly captured what it was like to be in high school for the first generation of Gen Z, and they did so in a way that felt real and relatable. That’s why those films remain so memorable.

With many fantasy shows ending abruptly or relying on existing franchises, His Dark Materials stands out as a complete story that was allowed to finish as intended. The series actually improved over its three seasons, developing its plot and characters wonderfully, making it a great choice for a binge-watching session. It’s beautifully filmed and features a fantastic cast, especially Dafne Keen, making it a must-see for fantasy lovers.

You can now watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Thunderbolts on Disney+. Both films include sneak peeks from the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday – scenes filmed by directors Joe and Anthony Russo to connect the stories.

Disney+ has unveiled a first look at Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, with the first two episodes arriving on April 6th. The series follows Maul as he assembles a criminal organization, gathering a diverse group of outlaws. The trailer features Maul narrating the intense action, explaining that he and his followers have been forced to fend for themselves and endure hardship. It’s a compelling pitch for recruits, especially considering Maul is also being pursued by the Empire on the orders of Emperor Palpatine.

The movie Venom: Let There Be Carnage, released in 2021, is now available on Disney+. It’s a sequel to the 2018 film Venom and features Tom Hardy as Venom battling Carnage, a dangerous symbiote that has taken control of Cletus Kasady.